Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-15

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June 18th, at Washington, pension
was granted Carl F. Crosse of Concord.
Company I, W. n. G., Capt. A. Sol
liday commanding, will assist in celebrat
ing the Fourth at Jefferson.
The Concordia society will be repre-
sented at the Northwestern Sangerfest at
Freeport, June 29-Ju1y /, by seventeen
singers.
This evening the ladies of the Con-
cordia society expect to entertain you at
their strawberry festival in Chappells
new building
Our townsman, William Humphrey,
was elected trustee of the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows at the annual meeting, held
last week in Madison
The Burr Robbins show will pitch
its tents at the foot of Washington street
in the Third ward, a convenient locality
and easy of approach.
ga new cad" appears this week for
Schultz's Furniture Store. 1t will pay
you TO read it and then go and see Mr..
Schultz's large stock.
Under the act of Congress, making
an annual appropriation to provide arms
4 70 49, rf ho
several states, Wisconsin receives $1O,-
1873 for the resent year.
Why use cotton umbrella when
you can geta dandy" silk, silver handle
one of Schiller & Quentmeyer, at $3.50.
Gold handles at So, $3.50 and $500
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john Kelley, in control of The Juneau
Telephone since last July, has purchased
the entire outfit and is now full proprie
tor of the paper. Mr.. Kelley has the
best wishes of The REPUBLICAN for his
success.
Every old settler of Jefferson county
should attend the meeting of the Old
Settlers society at Fort Atkinson to-mor-
row. A picnic in Jones grove, good
speaking and social intercourse are en-
braced in the programme.
Gail Schurz, who sustained severe
injuries by fall on the ice-covered side
walk about five months ago, has made
but slow recovery. His fractured hip
bone is gradually re-kni ttirg, but he will
be obliged to use crutches
AS has occurred many times before,
Watertown got mixed up with White
water in the President Keep matter, Mr..
Keep having made Whitewater his home
at an early day instead of WATERFOWL,
and was there engaged in mercantile
! pursuits.
p. n. Waterbury, of Jefferson, ap-
pointed by Judge Stewart as receiver of
the property of DR.. J. Cody, has filed his
bond in the clerk ofcourt's office at Madi-
son in the sum of 100000 His sureties
are J. D. Waterbury and S. F. Green
wood.
John W. Coles hall has been leased
for twenty years by the Masonic body of
this city for lodge purposes. Changes
and Improvements will be made in the
! interior of the hall to accommodate the
lodge, chapter and OliVet commandery.
Among the changes contemplated is a new
stairway approaching the lodge rooms
| from the rear of the building.
james F. Pariolat and Miss Carrie
Proteau, of Chicago, were married June
9, 1887. The groom is well-known here,
, having been student of the Sacred
Heart college for several terms and
large circle of friends wish the couple
every happiness in life. Mr. and Mrs.
Pariolat passed that portion of their
honeymoon from Sunday evening until
Monday evening in this city.
The German Methodists, of this vicin-
lty, hold camp meeting IN Irachte's
woods, at Salem church, five miles south
of the city, beginning tomorrow, June
Is and continuing until Monday, June
20. There will be large canvas on the
ground to provide for the contingency of
transforms. Several preachers from the
Milwaukee district will be present and
participate in the meeting.
The tea party and rainbow festival
given.by the ladies of the Congregational
church Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence of Hon. D. Hall, was largely at
tended and passed off pleasantly and sue
cessfully, over SIS being realized out of
the proceeds. Six tables spread in the
lawn with garnishments and young lady
walters in orange, yellow, red, blue,
lavender and green gave the rainbow"
idea to the pleasant affair.